Julián Carrón 7/25/26 Julián Carrón 7/25/26

Why You and Not the Others?

Julián Carrón - A 19-year-old asks whether life with oppressive parents is worth living. Carrón's reply: "Who's stopping you from saying 'I'?

Fernando De Haro 5/20/26 Fernando De Haro 5/20/26

U2 and the Call to Return to Life

Isabella García-Ramos Herrera - On “Easter Lily,” U2 ask whether friendship, faith, and hope can survive these times.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 3/19/26 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 3/19/26

Wake Up Dead Man

Sylvia Riley - A murder mystery becomes a profound meditation on grace, guilt, and the possibility of redemption.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 2/27/26 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 2/27/26

What Do You See?

Sebastian Modarelli - To see what you didn't see before is the very heart of true conversion.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 12/19/25 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 12/19/25

Simon, Do You Love Me?

Simon, Do You Love Me? – Roberto Benigni’s Monologue on the Humanity of Saint Peter

Morris Caplin 12/14/25 Morris Caplin 12/14/25

The Fisherman’s Friend

Morris Caplin - What force carried a nervous fisherman from Capernaum to the heart of empire? Love itself.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 12/14/25 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 12/14/25

God's Patience and the Tree of the Church

Joseph Ratzinger - The mustard seed, divine patience, and the Church’s necessary pruning.

Morris Caplin 12/7/25 Morris Caplin 12/7/25

The Cry Before the Miracle

Marcelo Cesena - Behind every miracle lies a desperate cry, now translated into music.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 11/6/25 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 11/6/25

Max Planck and Faith in Invisible Light

Gabriella Greison - For Max Planck, faith was not an alternative to reason, but its essential root.

John Merritt 11/3/25 John Merritt 11/3/25

See, Touch and Experience

Emilia Guarnieri - We are tired. Tired of ideologies, political insults, and appeals to ideals that no longer hold.

Morris Caplin 10/12/25 Morris Caplin 10/12/25

I Am Not My Illness

I Am Not My Illness - A Story of Depression, Friendship, and a Love That Refuses to Let Go

Pierluigi Banna 10/10/25 Pierluigi Banna 10/10/25

Dilexit Te

Pigi Banna - In "Dilexi Te," Pope Leo XIV issues a powerful challenge: The Church finds Christ by kneeling beside the poor.

Joe Raphael 9/21/25 Joe Raphael 9/21/25

To Be Saint, He Had to Become Ordinary

Joseph Ratzinger - Nietzsche Called Him Common. Ratzinger Called Him the Model for Modern Faith. Why St. Augustine Still Matters.

Simone Riva 9/14/25 Simone Riva 9/14/25

Life: A Journey for the Daring

Simone Riva - Life is the ultimate journey for the daring, one that asks us to trade comfort for true freedom.

Alberto Cozzi 8/27/25 Alberto Cozzi 8/27/25

A Living Legacy: Nicaea’s Unseen Power

Alberto Cozzi - The Council of Nicaea wasn't just about formulas. It was a "founding event" that still shapes our faith today.

Morris Caplin 8/24/25 Morris Caplin 8/24/25

Varden: Building with New Bricks

Ignacio Carbajosa - Monk-bishop Erik Varden redefines T.S. Eliot's "new bricks," urging us to become the living temple.

Fernando De Haro 7/25/25 Fernando De Haro 7/25/25

The Godless Madman and the Pope

Fernando De Haro - Following a unique Vatican invitation, atheist author Javier Cercas explores faith, critiques the Church, and confesses nostalgia for God.

Fernando De Haro 6/28/25 Fernando De Haro 6/28/25

Between the Saint and the Sicario

Fernando De Haro - A young boy in Chiapas sleeps, unaware that cartels and modernity threaten his future, a future only a present-day mentor can save.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 6/10/25 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 6/10/25

Love, Despair, and Redemption in Miguel Mañara

Miguel Mañara | Oscar Miłosz: Discover the journey from Don Juan's abyss of sin and boredom to the surprising discovery of true, redemptive love.

Simone Riva 4/27/25 Simone Riva 4/27/25

The Church, the True Reform

Simone Riva - True reform happens inside: a real encounter, not just going through motions.